The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-13

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Known throughout England as the "Winston
GonsgPSracY OF which the papers were yer full for
sporting man. was convicted 81 robbery and
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or more to lay their plans. and the money used
Ne eonspirstors secured Places as saasds IN
SnS wha1 queen Bess sailed
she tool. with her a. passens ers the rest q t6e
shs "a the coast W
make q break, secure the sloop. and stand
out 70 sea- when they met thS .sshiP they
The gang n the storage. eapture her. Women
AND e n and such 40 would not Join them
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e1pectea o sno wonid reaoh tnat county n SAFE
a ana mere was no law Mnch would give me
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Az were 70 De on wsa e ST e
showed signals Of distress ana . boat was sent
snen inc % so 70 90 en en- ahe
men. shs s VS. Vas pss i1tS
and heard every word. and afterward got out
OF the fo1e9asGe without hep a noticed and re-
@ the 70 and 20
~ there vas trader aboard xho was taxing
snoyelty then. He had twenty -four Of them IN
liz cabin and loaded We felt 1 certain What the
outcome OF me mntiny Wouid pc: Inc con.
had SIX to
the Captains confidence. and It spoke we'll for
WHAT Was tsfins place rssoSsd the ssrs l of the
fellows imRStientiy 6idng their tine ~, In the
dent. Capt. Flemming carried such a look in his
eyes as never saw before or after. and ne had
msa9 raised Ct ss s
'h fbssS = 5sa sT D1sssS We wsr.
sailor Sho had been sent INTO tho iorertssins
ostensibly to make repairs. but IN reality to
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ported her In sight from his elevation. In
half an hour more she would be visible from
the deoks. and the conspirators, would then
make ready. During this half hour tho re-
volvets were distributed. the loyal passengers
placed at advantageous points. and the sailors
who were In the plot were sent eloft on one
pretext and another. They mad no other
weapons but their sheath knives. and one man
N tRs rs s9sf '00'o no.o '0of OF n'' OF 'n'@
When the sloop was at last reported. We saw
q movement among tho conspirators and knew
that thsy were making ready: They we're
actions would have aroused suspicion. The
sloop was coming down with the wind. while
We were making long tacks 70 starboard and
port. Under these CIRCUMSTANCES she could
not well lay US aboard. Up vent signal OF
distress as soon as she thought we could see
It, and she was brought into the wind TO wait
for U.S. We made q reach TO the north, and
then as We came back on the other tack We
swung into the wind not q cables length from
the sloop. She was small craft. her decks not
more than two feet above water. and there
were seven men to be seen above her rail. Our
Captain picked up his trumpet and shouted:
One OF the mon made trumpet OF his hands
and shouted BACK;
=. The Annie OF sydney:
=. what's your trouble
Sprung q leak and going down. Send boat
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